I am trying to determine the USD price of the ADA I bought on Binance.us with BTC. See attachment. Can anyone help?
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maybe it is quicker to figure it out if you also provide the name of the columns
Ok. I will redo the screen capture.
Let me add that I bookmarked a Cardano and bitcoin blockchain explorer. Copied my ADA & BTC addresses from Binance.us but still haven’t been able to find out how much each of those were selling for on those dates.
I appreciate your help laplasz. Here is the updated screen capture.
0,00001231+0,00029544+0,00117504= 0,00148279 BTC
11632,61Ă—0,00148279=17,248717782 USD
So 153 ADA cost you around 17 USD at that time, excluding fees. Is this correct? today 153 ADA costs 217,26 USD
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Sounds about right. I seem to remember that ADA was selling around .12 - .14 at that time. So, $.12 x 153 is $18.36.
May I ask, where did you get the value 11632,61 ?
from the second row - the BTCUSD - at that time the price of 1 BTC was 11632,61 USD
Really nice appreciate. Should have had more faith in ADA at the time and invested more but I think it is still a really good buy even at the current price, right?
yes - still several functions waiting to be enabled on the Cardano project - so worth to hold.
I kind of worry about it being written in Haskell. Not widely used by programmers; may limit development. What do you think?
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Hi @XnCelt ,
It’s not a problem at all. They will also create SDK for another programming language (Java, JavaScript, Python, etc.). At the moment, I could play using JavaScript in Marlowe Playground.
Sure, you would get several opinion about the reason of the choice of Haskell if you would create a new topic with that title;)
I think it was chosen not because of the popularity instead of the nature of the language. With Haskell you can guarantee the designed functionality of the “application”
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That is my understanding…I guess despite its “popularity” there is plenty of development being done.
Nice to meet you.
Later.
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